Ramos hails revamped Super Cup ahead of Madrid derby final to be played in Saudi


Soccer Football - Spanish Super Cup Final - Real Madrid Training - Ittihad F.C. Training Centre, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia - January 11, 2020 Real Madrid's Sergio Ramos with teammates during training REUTERS/Sergio Perez

JEDDAH (Reuters) - Real Madrid captain Sergio Ramos says the Spanish Super Cup has been given a boost by its new format and by being transported to Saudi Arabia, as his side prepare to face Atletico Madrid in Sunday's final in Jeddah.

Real and Atletico each ended last season empty-handed and would not have qualified for the competition under its previous format as a season curtain-raiser between the Spanish champions and the Copa del Rey winners.

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